Sentence examples for deemed deleterious from inspiring English sources

No sooner had we walked in the door than the duo began spinning stories about the various groups they controlled with no effort made to censor details, and that included how certain singers were taken for "rides" in the country to discuss ending behaviors they deemed deleterious to their business endeavors.

The inverse correlation is an intrinsic outcome of natural selection which lowers the flexibility in directions that have been previously deemed deleterious.

The panels in figure 1b respectively indicate, at each position of the natural acceptor and donor sites, the frequencies of variants deemed deleterious by information analysis.

We also decided to genotype p27-V109G (rs2066827 G>T dbSNP Build 125) which was not deemed to be deleterious using either tool, but has been previously studied in the published literature.

43 A diuretic, indapamide, was shown to be more selective than an angiotensin II receptor blocker or calcium channel blocker for decreasing systolic blood pressure and pulse pressure without lowering normal diastolic blood pressure levels; 43 as unduly low diastolic blood pressure is deemed to be deleterious in the elderly, this selectivity is a theoretical advantage.

All frameshift indels, truncating single-nucleotide variants and missense single-nucleotide variants that were deemed possibly damaging, or with qualitative scores indicating the finding was deleterious, were further investigated using inherited disease mutation databases [ 39] and literature review.

The absurd alternative, which unfortunately was adopted by ENCODE, is to assume that no deleterious mutations can ever occur in the regions they have deemed to be functional.

In a similar set of short stayers, Casaer [13] and Doig [15] found no advantage or even deleterious effects of an additional provision of calories by supplemental parenteral nutrition when enteral nutrition was deemed insufficient [2, 4].

In a similar set of short stayers, Casaer [ 13] and Doig [ 15] found no advantage or even deleterious effects of an additional provision of calories by supplemental parenteral nutrition when enteral nutrition was deemed insufficient [ 2, 4].

She deemed it "fascinating".

He deemed this "offensive".